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Dorico hide empty staves

Dorico hide empty staves

Hiding/Showing empty staves

  1. Press Ctrl/Cmd-Shift-L to open Layout Options.
  2. In the Layouts list, select the layouts in which you want to hide/show empty staves. ...
  3. Click Vertical Spacing in the page list.
  4. In the Hide Empty Staves section, choose one of the following options for Hide empty staves:

  1. Should you Hide empty staves?
  2. How do I hide staff in Sibelius?
  3. How do I hide empty bars in Musescore?

Should you Hide empty staves?

In an orchestral score, especially for large orchestra, it is customary to hide empty staves throughout the score, except for the first page where a display of the full instrumentation at a glance is de rigueur.

How do I hide staff in Sibelius?

In Sibelius 2. x, the following procedure can also be used: To hide a staff throughout the score: triple-click to select throughout, then choose Edit > Hide or Show > Hide. Then open the Staves panel of the Properties window, and select No lines (hidden) from the drop-down menu to hide the staff.

How do I hide empty bars in Musescore?

I used this: Style->General->Check the "Hide empty staves" checkbox, which worked perfectly for the first 2 pages EXCEPT the first system, (that is, the first 4 bars on page 1) where the empty measures didn't hide. My next option was to select those 4 measures, right click > Measure Properties, and uncheck Visible.

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